Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-19
THE GAR in BERLIN.
Els CORDIAL RECEPTION AT THE GER
MAN CAPITAL.
Eonors Paid the Distinguished
Visitor.
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the Alexander regiment, in parade uul-
fora. took position in the Alsenstrasse
esplanade. They were 10 act as o guard
of honor at the depot. 4 company Of
the second regiment OF tie guard with
band and colors and one company Of the
Alexander regiment with co,ors were sta
toned in front Of the Russian Embassy.
Prince William. OF Prussia, went 70 Wit
tcubcrR early this morning to JON the
train bearing the Russian imperial
family.
At the Berlin depot were gathered the
royal frussian Princes, the hereditary
Prince of SAKE Moiningen, Duke John
Of MeckIcuburR Scuwern, General Won
Moltke, and all the generals Of the Der
In aud Polsdam garrisons. On the
arrival Of the imperial train mt 1910
4. NJ. the Car passed in front Of the
guard of honor at the depot, being
accompanied 10y Prince William
and the other IIussian Princes
and General Won Moltke. En-
peror William started for the Russian
Embassy a'.i1 O'Clock. The Chr and
Czmina were driven to the Embassy.
The Car, with Prince William, Of
Prussia, occupied m open carriage
drawn by four horses. Both wore Rus
sian uniforms. The Czlrua and Princess
Victoria followed in a close carriage.
Dense crowds of people were collected
in Untcr-dcn-Liuden from the brauden-
burg gate to the Lehifo depot auc the
imperial party were greeted most ,hthu-
siasticnly rs they passed along the
thoroughfare. Arriving at the Embassy,
tine Czar received three faga as colonel
of the Alexander regiment, and gen
cral officer, uon-cOmmlssloncd officer,
and private reported themselves TO act
as ordcrles
All tine Princes the Cars suite, the
members OF the Russian Embassy and
their wives. and Prince Bismarck, and
all the PrusSian Ministers and generals
viii attend the banquet at the palace tins
evening.
The Leading Berlin papers say thcyorc
are convinced that the pOpu,ace viii nee
cciye the zar with thcrcspcct due to the
impcror's guest. and the ruler of All em-
pre- living at peace with Germany, me
spcctive ofthe reasous debating the visit
They will consider the visit an act OF
courtesy TO which they could hardly at
tach IL political meaning. The papers
say they believe the Czar viii Ice able to
convince himself when bee meets tine tm-
pcror OF the pacific bent OF tire German
policy.
The NorH GgmoD C0,Ttl Nrincc
Bismarck $ organ docs not refer to the
Cars visit
The Car and Prince William allotted
in front of the Embassy at lilo and
passed along iu front ol the guard of
honor which Was drawn up there. The
Princess and the Czauna remained ln
their carriage.
The Car bad intended to first visit
Emperor William, nut he was anucl-
pated Lv the hitter. vino went O. the In
hassv and awaited the arriyalo thcCZar
The Emperor was dressed in Bu.ia
uniform and wore his Russian order,
lie received the CzW on emf ring the
Embassy iG most cordial manner
All the Princes WHO were at the depot
followed the Car 60 the Embassy. AIt'r
the three flags OF the Alexander regiment
,g,.r. delivered fo tbo Car M. Guard of
honor at tbc Embassy marched pust tl.
Imlding before both Emperors, WHO
stood together az 70 window. Ihc Eul-
peru remained at the Embassy three
quarter, OF am hour and then returned
t1 tine palace. lie was warmly chceIod
by the people.
81 1870 the C2ar, accompanied by
General Won Wcr9or returned the lu-
perors visit. The car is iu fine health
fine veatreris Iri-h. and frosty.
The C/ar's visit 10 tine palace lasted
halt hour. Hc returned 10 the Embassy
and sftervard paid visit 10 the Princes
.t.yiuu I'm Btrm
tfi.r lie rmp.ror bal entered the
palace ON Dbl. r,tmn from tho Embassy
be appeared AT his inyorite window aud
WAS AGAIN wildly cncered by the crowd
The Cars children remained ON the
,r,in which BROUGHT the family from
Conaplao.u
Prince mar,k visited the Czqratthe
r,ot,..v M o.clocl. and ait,rg.ud. Zee
l':.ll G.rorl q.L,v..n. fine Cars
Tbe emma and her five children
visited Fmu.ror William this afternoon.
A. tLa Czgr and Prince William were
.l,ir,Yo throueb Kocnles plAtz man
threw "a paucr into the carriage IA which
thew were riding. The occurrence for q
momcntcmsed intcnseexcitemcutamoug
the onlooAcrs. The yzartook the paper
and without opeuiuq 1t placed il under
his cloak. The man who threw it is
stranger in Berlin. Hewa, Immediately
.ai7aJ bv tine police. Later. while tile
;,an.I;sI uarty were passing through
T .5on-I Linden. q vounqman tried 10
,Lro,, ~ netitiou into the Cars carriage.
He WAS arrested.
At the state banquet this evening
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The Car and his party left Berlin at
$50 o'clock this evening
There we're also prescntat the banquet
fine stln of the Russian Embas-y the
Danish Minister, Minister Of Mocslen-
bure-SchW,rlu and all the ministers oi